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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05
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no. a02.
Application for Patent Albert
Lea Lode Claim.
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Notice u hereby siyen TINT q a, Swasoy,
whose Postatiee aldress II Globe, giila Coun
~, Arizona, has tliis day aled his application
igr q pateot tor 1884 linear teet on the north
side ana 1886 lintarfeet "a thG south sids 81
the Albert Lea vein lada 81 deppsit heatipg
silver, togetaer witb saff4ee ggoaad coo taet
n width situated ia tie tslobe Iiuing Dis
tliCt, Sila Coaaty, Territory x Arizona, and
Il 3 designated by sac field notes and qsiieil
lilat UR hlo u this ailiue 4 survey aanlaer
lSGi and lpt No - said LOT No. -, besng e.
follows, to-Nit;
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timed ID tita location n0tice sssd aaTkiaB tiie
easterlY end center II claiha hiaek Pesk
bgara NJ deg Us MN N SGgth Peak ot
pinal mountains heais ~ deg a5 min, WI
LcSt hand ONE 81 The Gapr pesks bears N III
deg 60 rain, WI thence M deg rs ralu. N
500 feet 20 location monaneng lit past
feet qtg lnehssin diameter, ! foas II the
grpuad aud surrounded with q Ei9Und y sstshe
lest marked q " no.
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center uf gulell az q rast feet laas taat b
the gr1gHd and suF3Uausted Nitls q a8tu1 IF
stones post mazked a. u. q 3
Thence 81 3 deg IS min Il Ie3 fset 30 klca.
ti1n monument tGg westerly end ceateF al
claim ig0m whenee Z n NJ 81 No. ?, bears
al 10 deg 10 min. W. 6lss4 feet
Thence 3 deg - ain + S0a fest g. la-
catita monument al d puat fees hong inch.
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eii witila uQpud "a stoaes pqat narted n.
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location nluatI0lent &s pest 4 feet l01g y
inchpB I'll diameter, ] foot ii the ground and
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05
HOusE

Rules Webb, Gray, Oliver.
Elections Andrews, Collins, Wores,
Heyne, Oliver.
Ways and Means Adamson, Brace
well, White, Ming, Bean.
Appropriation Trppel, Gray, ASH
urst, Smith, Heyne.
Education--0liver, Heyne, Scott, (of
Apaehe.)
Judiciary Peel, Andrews, Trippel,
Bracewell. Bean.
Claims Heyne, Fisher, Smith.
Military and Indian Affairs Ming,
Heyne, Mckay.
Roads and Ferries Scott, (of PIMA
Collins, FELTON,
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills Fish.
er, White, Wores,
Printing Bracewell, Ming, Ash
urst, Andrews, Doran,
Corporations Gray, Leatherwood,
Andrews, Baker, Scott, (of Apaohs.)
Memorials and Petitions Ashurst,
Collins, Scott (of Apache)
Mines and Mining Collins, Mckay,
Dorau, Adamson, Scott. (of PIMA
Counties and County Boundaries
FELTON,, Trippel, Doran, Smith, Ming.
Federal Relations Peel, Oliver, Nc.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05
RlMnlRA Eas.
Co.. 80 80 L 90.

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Yolnmes given away hy Tire RWhester tN. y j
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200 pages, aya thsss
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05

The members Of the Fourteenth
Legislative Assembly are as follows:
Council.
Graham~-Gco. Il. Stevens. Demo-
crat.
Pima. r. Drake. Republican,
Pmal---J. w. Anderson. Democrat
Gila-P. C. Robertson Democrat
Co5hise-L. w. Bhnn. Democrat
Maricopa-L. Ii. Goodrich, Repub-
iican.
YUMA. Lyons, Democrat.
Apache ]. H. Breed, Democrat,
Yavapai &c b. Foster Democrat
Mohave f. S. Burdicly, Republican.
Southern District w @ Watkins,
Democrat.
Northern District-A. Cornwall,
Democrat.
Democrats 9, Republicans 8,
House.
(iraham-D. II, Ming, Democrat
Pima-R. n. Leathermood, X. w,
Purdy. Democrats; A. A. Bean, Q. Il.
Wores, A. Mckay, Republicans.
Plnal-A. J. Doran, Republican.
ella Eugene J, Trippei, Democrat,
Goohise-F, w. Heyne, J. NJ. Brace,
wen, Scott White, X, l.. Peel and NJ.
Gray, Democrats.
Maricopa-J. Y. +, Smith, Republi-
can; Samuel Webb, Democrat
Yuma Chas, Baker, Republican.
Apache -. Q. Adamson, James
Scott, Democrats.
Mohaye p. f. Collins, Democrat.
Yavapai--A. G. Oliver, w. IA.
Ashurst, 0. @, FELTON,, J. j. Fisher, Ii.
4. Andrews, Democrats
Democrats Ia; Republicans Z.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05
1ealslause Committees.

The following are the standing COM
mittees Of the Sterrito,ial legislature:
t COUNCIL.
Militia and Indian Affairs Wat
klns, Burdick, Anderson.
Mines and Mining Drake, Stevens,
Blinn.
Corporations -Blinn, Lyons, Foster,
Drake, Breed.
Ways and Means Robertson, Bur
dick, Goodrich.
Printing Foster, Stevens, Lyons,
Memorials and Petitions Burdick,
Foster, Breed.
Enrolled aud EngroSsed Bills--Sta-
VEINS, Goodrich, Robertson,
Education-Lyons, Blinn, Baker
Judiciary Biiuu, Watkins, Ander-
SON, Foster, Drake.
Counties and County Boundaries
Bliun, Stevens, Lyons, Anderson, Fos-
ter.
Robertson, Breed, Good
rich.
Federal Relations Watkins, Foster,
Anderson.
Agriculture Goodrich, Robertson,
Breed.
Roads and Ferries--Breed, Burdick,
Watkins
Territorial Affairs Stevens, Bhnn,
Lyons.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05

The San sraneiseo Post published
lie names and ages IF the Victims III
diphtheria IL that city since 0etober
last year aagtegating ono hRndIed
ind four The malignity Al the con-
sagion IS shown ~ flo large pr0png-
ton III deaths more than one third 81
t5ose attaekcd having died
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-02-05

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lane l6ti Manager
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The following are the standing COM
snittees OF the sterritol ial legislature:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

Geo $ sawyer, Plaintiff, US. Daniel pr,
Johh Dry, Defendants. Action broueh. ana
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial nas, ~ The
the state OF Nevada, In and for The rs '..1t Of
Lincoln, and the complaint filed il, saiS nis 81
Lincoln. in the Office of the CLERK of ~ apty
trict Court. VI saia Dis
The State OF Nevada sends Greeting,
TO Daniel Dry and John Dry, said defana.u.
You are hereby required to appear in ~ as.,.
nFousnt sRslnst you by the above named nls,ssn
IN in the District Court of the SYth ipls i.ilt.
District Of the state Of Nevada. In ana sa ~.
county Of Lincoln, and answer the com,,I w
MED therein. within ten days texcnslya u
day OF sefvicel after the service on Won ~ .a ne
Summons, II served in said gounfv, NY
Served ont of ssid County but within ssia - ~, y
irici. within twenty days and In ali other CAS-
iorty days; or judgment by default vii, ~ s.
s ass seaihst you, according to the prayer X
The said action Ia brought to recover ia.
ment for the sum OF Five Hundred lssin,,' III
lars, gold coin, at balance due for serr ~.
performed hy said Plaintiff az an attornev I'M
counselor 81 law for you, at your especial ~
Stance aud request, In attending to your i,,,a'
esfs as heirs OF and to the Estate Of Aiexsnss''
Dry, deceased. And yon are hareby notified ~,
II you fail 10 appear and answer tile said ea1'
plant, az above required, the eeia pantia vsn
take Judgment for said sum OF $500. eold soia
and euats Of said action. s''H,
Given under my hand and the SEA,
OF the District Court OF the An
Judicial District Of the stats N
lsfi Nevada, 10 and for the Count
~ ldrenip, this rwcntieth ds,
o. January. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight huI.
drei snd eighty six.
lasPl"d u. r. GEAR. ciefi
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The Carson Union saysit is rumored
that an attempt will be made to rednce
miners wages on the Comstock. The
cause is apparent. 1t costs SO much to
keep up the dignity Of Comstock Super
intendents that expenses in some man.
ner must be reduced, and Of course the
laboring man is always the one that suf-
fers. There is no class VI workmen in
the world who come nearer earning what
they receive than the miners on the Com
stock. Their work is laborious and dan.
ger surrounds them continually. Hardly
day passes bnt we read Of broken legs
and arms and too frequently Of miners
being dashed to death in the deep shafts
of the Comstock. Those who assisted ia
the development Of the lode in former
days have been uaed up by hot air and
powder smoke. and majority Of them
now sleep within the shadow Of Mount
Davidson. Hacking coughs and enact.
ated forms show what ice water and hot
levels have done for many Of the old IT,
mers who follow mining for livelihood.
How many miners save anything from
tho wages they receive. They are mat
nrally Of speculative turn and the
money they earn is invested in mining
shares as soon as they get it. In other
words, the companies that employ them
receive the benefit Of tho greater portion
Of the money paid out for labor. Expsn-
ses can be reduced without interesting
With the miners wages.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

The Nevada Union, in noticing the
arrival Of DR.. Patterson, Of Eagleville,
CAL, in Carson, throws out this rough
shot at the railroad body servants who
occupied seats in the late Nevada Legis-
lature: 1.-The doctor is wcll-known
and able physician, and member Of the
California Legislature on the Republican
side OF the house. He does not, however,
travel on pass, and is not afraid to
look his constituents in the face when
the Legislature adjourned. 1t is plea.
sure to meet man Of his stamp Of Amer.
icanism, -
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CONCENTRATE =.

The inhabitants Of San Luis Obispf
were placed in predIcament owing tt
the Chinese laundries shutting down
The action on the part Of the Celestiali
was caused by the city trustees passing
an ordinance a short time ago specifying
that no wash-Louse should be conducted
within the fire limits of the city. The
Chinese are 10th to move, and decline to
do washing to see what effect the ex.
pertinent would have on the community.
Miss Catherine Torillarl Wolfe, aged
GO, died in New York on the 18th. She
was probably the richest unmarried lady
in the United States She devoted
nearly all her time to charity. Among
the most prominent Of her charitable
deeds were the building of the News.
boys Lodging House, in the rear of
Grace Church, and the American Chapel
in Rome, which cost $4,000. She
leaves an estate valued at 500, 0O0, 900.
The Forest Hill stage was stopped by
masked men about mile and half
from town on the 9th, and robbed Of the
Forest Hill and Butcher Ranch mail
pouches. The highwayman covered the
driver, Cornelinius Reese, with a shot.
gun and demanded Wells, Fargo 4 Cos
box, but it was not surrendered. OH.
GERS are in pursuit.
The total redemption Of trade dollars,
according to the latest returns, amounts
to S3.8T5,795. There are less Of these
coins in existence than was at FIRST sup.
posed. 1t is now thought that the entire
redemption will not exceed Sc, DOC, 900 or
$1,000. 900.
1t is believed in New England that the
recent sudden darkness that fell upon
London at noon was caused by large
Goldfish getting between the sun and the
British metropolis. -Lonisville Courier
Journal.
The March fires, according t, the New
York Commercial Bulletins estimate,
cost the United States and Canada so,
100000, or $4,000, 900 above the average
in that month for dozen years past.
A deposit Of electric CLAW has been
found in San Bernardino county, and the
lucky prospector who located it has a
fortune within his grasp.
In Dry Lake District, San Bernardino
county, Cal, a vein Of gold quartz assay.
ing 500 per ton, ia alleged to have re.
Gently been developed.
Winnemncca expects to be the capital
Of Nevada after the contemplated appor.
tionment Of Idaho is made.
Gravel mining is reviving in yallecito,
Cal. The Balaklava claim recently made
large cleanup.
A rich silver discovery in the San Jose
range, San Luis 0bispo county, is re.
ported.
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CALIFORNIA REDWOOD.

The redwood tree is popularity Of
California forests. Oregon, in her
splendid groves has none Of it, nor can
Nevada boast Of q single one. The sober
shores Of the great inland sea Of Wash.
ington Territory are also without it, nor
does Alaska boast solitary sentinel Of
the family as gigantic evergrsens, 1t
belongs to the Golden State alone, and
distinctive resource Of her fast accumu-
lating wealth. No other lumber splits so
true to the grain, and none can supplant
SO perfectly in the uses to which it is
now devoted. For fence posts and rail.
road ties it is the most durable wood
ever found resisting the action Of both
air and water with unparalleled stability.
Below San Francisco it is comparatively
scarce, Santa Cruz and San Mateo being
the only counties which have an average
growth Of it. And this rapid improve.
ment Of elegant farms in these counties
is fast thinning out the towering forests.
But on the north coast there is wealth
enough to last for years, but the question
il now will these forcsts be replaced
when they are thinned out by the in.
aatiable demands Of growing com.
merce? In Japan man who cuts down
tree must plant another in its stead.
but no such atringent legislation prevails
in this country. Sonoma, Mendocino
and Humboldt counties employ thousands
Of men. and are building up substantial
prosperity from their redwood. Desert.
ed logging.csmps are soon converted into
diary farms, and the once nomsdic
trAmps, who swung the axe in the silent
woods. settle down to grow up with the
country, advancing toward opulence. =
Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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a saggeetiou to tho travelling Public.

Tourists, emigranta and mariners lnd that
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is medicinal
safeguard against unhealthfui influences.
upon which they can implicitly rely, since 1t
prevents the effects Of yitiateA atmosphere,
unsccustomed or INV hulesoine diet, bad
water, or other conditions unisyorable 10
health. On long voyages, or Journeys in lati-
tudes adjacent 10 the equator, IL II especially
useful Is apreveniise otthe ielrile complaints
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against the influence OF extreme cold, sudden
changes of temperature, exposure to dampoA
mittent and rsmittsnt fever, and other dls.
eases of malarial type. bni eradicates them,
. fact which has been notorious for years oast
In North and south America, Mexico, the
West Indies, Australia. aAd other Countries
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

Bill Nyc thus addressed the President
Of the y. r. Railroad: II will now
take q last look at the fair young features
Of your pass before finally sealing this
letter. How sad to see an annual pass
cut down in life'a young morning, ere
one-fourth Of its race has bcen run!
How touchful to part from it foreverl"---
Exchanges. 's - ~
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STATE ITEMS.

informed Keno Gazette reporter that
Is highly probable the coal discover,
made there several years ago will b
prospected by company OF capitalist
during the coming month. Two layers
| h.ntaman, 80 M ru..l -.
three,,.r,srs - . III, 49,. - a. .au,.
| Soma worl NJ. h.;na 49, - ~. msna,
when Mr. Mart, hondod ,h.t .nd "a
;,;,;n, nron.r.;o. g.. H.. 80. m,
propert;e. Tins honded cover .n .,s, i
nrob.h,y . ooo .o,.. .n, "a a.. G.,
which The bo,d ..,ls !, ,ho,t e,.ooo
The co.l !. said n ba a. oood o,al;t,,
esnec;allv for tho m.nrf.ctrre 81 GOO
What lis character may ultimately nrovs
can only he determined hv devs,onman,
Of wort
n T. I,b,d;s 81 Ga, rr,ro;soo no.
commenced wo,k ON tbs Great psnnh,;o
mine in Cold Run District ns.rcol.ond.
He is now ruun;no . tnnne, an tbs Lad
and taking ont more or lass GRO d.;,r
The ledge i favorable s;,uated for wort
ing and can be opened 10 a considerable
depth bv Drifting r;,bt On tbe vein fo,.
lowing il into the mountain The vein
is LARGE and there il considerable ore in
sight He ia about ia chin carload of
it to Reno as Il was taken from the mine
to see what Il vii, work TIA ooes cog
or s4o to the ton he will be Satisfied
SILVER state
The total sum disbursed to emploves
BY Comstock mining comnanies during
the month Of March. 1887. was s9O3 739
The Virginia Chronicle saws the falling
off below the sum disbursed during Fe,
bruary. when the rolls footed up s24s
600. il due To the clos;po down of tbs
- n n IL .
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

A new industry in the south has de-.
veloped another use for pine needles be-
sides that Of spreading an aromatic odor
through the embroidered covering Of a
pine pillow. One product Of the pine
needles is remarkably strong oil that
possesses many medicinal virtues. An.
other is pine wool, which ia bleached,
dyed and woven. The wool Is Heecy
brown mass, possessing pleasant odor
which gives it value as moth destroyer
whom used as carpet lining A strong
cheap lining ia made from the wool,
useful for halls, atairways and Offices.
Exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

Elko Independent; The first INSTALL
ment Of the Acton furnace to be erected
at Sprucemont during the present season
has arrived at Wells, and the work of
transferring it to its destination will be
immediately commenced. One carload
has arrived and the remainder will
follow soon. 1t is proposed to put the
furnace at work on ores from the mines
Of that camp as soon as possible, and the
future Of Sprucemont is considered quite
favorable. We congratulate onr neigh.
bors on the future outlook.
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So MMoNs.,

TN THE JUSTICE COURT or PHOEBE
i Township. of tbs County Of Lincoln State
Of Nevada; ]. II. Heeee. Plaintiff. Va. J. &.
Dun, Defendant. The State Of Neyaia
sends greeting 70 J. II. DUFF, defendant.
You are hereby Summoned to appear before
me, At my office In Phoebe. In the County Of
Lincoln, on the 25th day Of April 1887, al II
o'clock a. M, In an action brought against you
by said plaintiff. TO answer the complaint Of tho
above named plaintiff. Said action IL brought
to recover Judgment against you In favor Of
said plaintiff for the sum Of Fifty 1851 Dollars
gold coin. for medical services rendered you
and on your request in 1884. as shown by the
account filed In this action or Judgment viii b.
taken against You for the said amount. together
with costs Of this suit II you fail to sp
pear aud answer.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
thereof
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March.
1897. A, "A. YOUNG,
Juttice of the Peace Of said Phoebe township.
Attest true copy. " d. TURNER. Sheriff,
ml2td
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A serious cutting ARRAY occurred at
the camp Of sheep.shearers near the
WINDMILL" on the Geiger grade, this
county, some thirteen miles southwest of
town. The shearers, some ten or dozen
in number, had just been paid of. They
celebrated the occasion by drinking free.
ly. Hilarity followed and Thomas Whit.
ten, member Of the band, and who is
also proprietor Of the barber-shop on yir-
ginia street. almost opposite the Reno
Gazette Office, took umbrage at some acts
Of Chas. Sheppard. Hot words followed
and Written drew knife and attacked
Sheppard, cutting cash two inches long
below his ribs on the left side, the wea-
pom entering the abdominal cavity. DR..
Hogan, Of this town, was at once sum.
moned and rendered all possible medical
aid. Written is said to have Cherokee
Indian blood in him and to be very hot
tempered when drinking. So far as can
be learned the act was unjusti6able.
Sheppard is well and fayorably known in
Reno. Reno Gazette.
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pay sure for those who start at once. BTMsox
Il Co., Portisnd, Maine
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

Carson Tribune: The Secretary Of
State received letter the other day,
from party in Phoebe, containing ten
dollar greenback. and by some mistake
the sender had failed 70 close the en-.
vslope. A gentleman present. when the
envelope was opened, very impertinsntly
remarked, that it was good for the State
the letter had not passed through Ne
vadA Newspaper Office instead Of the
veseoAaes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-16

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home. Either sex; all ages. Something new.
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the genuine. important chances OF lifetime.
not delay. Grand OUTFIT FREQ, Address thus (
o.. Augusta, Maine.